In the villages surrounding Jaipur, suzani embroidery has long carried the language of gardens — pomegranates, medallions, and vines stitched not from memory of a place seen, but of a paradise imagined. The Anaar Bagh jacket draws from this lineage, its blush pink canvas transformed into an orchard of stitched fruit and flower.
At its heart sits a bold black-vined medallion, encircling a cluster of crimson pomegranate-like blossoms rendered in deep red and burnt orange, their centers touched with white for light. The same motifs repeat across the sleeves and hem in scattered clusters, connected by looping black tendrils that recall the vine-work of traditional Suzani textiles from Central Asia, reinterpreted here through Rajasthani hands. The stand collar, edged in coral and rose thread, frames the face with two smaller floral medallions — a quiet echo of the larger design below.
Cut in a relaxed, boxy silhouette with dropped shoulders, this jacket is made to be thrown over kurtas or worn open atop simple separates. The heavyweight cotton base gives it structure and warmth for transitional seasons, while the dense hand embroidery — hours of chain and satin stitch work — ensures no two jackets embroidered in this style are ever quite identical.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand-embroidered Suzani florals in crimson, orange, and white on blush pink cotton
Central medallion motif framed by black vine embroidery
Open-front silhouette with embroidered stand collar
Relaxed, oversized fit with dropped shoulders
Each piece hand-finished — slight variations celebrate its handmade nature
